How long is the session?

A classic full-body massage lasts about 60 minutes — enough to work the main areas calmly and without rushing.

How intense will the massage be?

The therapist matches the intensity to you — from gentle and relaxing to deeper work. Just share your preferences before or during the session.

How often can I get a massage?

To maintain the effect it is comfortable to repeat every 1–2 weeks or as a course. The therapist will suggest the right frequency for you.

No. The massage is comfortable, and during deeper work the therapist watches your reactions and adjusts the pressure.

Full Body Massage in Batumi

Name: Full Body Massage
Price: 100 GEL
Availability: InStock

Description

A classic full-body massage is a wellness treatment that helps you relax, release tension and restore muscle tone. The therapist works smoothly across the whole body — back, legs, arms, neck and shoulders — alternating gentle and deeper techniques.

At Trueman salon in Batumi we adjust the intensity to how you feel: some need deep rest and stress relief, others recovery after physical load or a long week. The session lasts 60 minutes and flows at a calm, comfortable pace.

This is a wellness and aesthetic treatment, not a medical one — it is about caring for your body and feeling good. If you have questions or limitations, the therapist will discuss them with you before starting.

How it goes

1
A short talk. The therapist checks how you feel, your tension areas and the intensity you want.
2
Warm-up. The massage starts with gentle movements to prepare the muscles and relax the body.
3
Main work. The back, legs, arms, neck and shoulders are worked through in turn.
4
Relaxing finish. Smooth closing strokes help lock in the feeling of lightness.
5
Recommendations. The therapist advises how to prolong the effect and how often to repeat sessions.

Who it is for

For those who want to relax deeply and relieve stress

To ease overall tiredness and body tension

To maintain muscle tone and general well-being

As regular body care after a busy week

For those who have not had a massage in a while and want to recover

Contraindications

Fever, a cold or general malaise
Acute inflammation, skin damage or skin conditions in the massage area
Thrombosis or pronounced varicose veins in the treated area
Cancer without approval from your doctor
Pregnancy — only after consulting your doctor and therapist
The final list is individual — confirm it during a consultation with the therapist

How to prepare

Come 5–10 minutes before your session so you can change and unwind without rushing. Avoid a massage right after a heavy meal — it is better to eat 1–1.5 hours in advance. Drink some water beforehand and take a shower if you can. If you have injuries, chronic conditions or recent treatments, tell the therapist in advance so they can adjust the technique and intensity for you.

Aftercare

After the massage, do not rush to get up — give your body a couple of minutes to rest. Drink some water: it helps your body recover more gently. For the rest of the day it is best to avoid intense exercise, sauna, steam baths and alcohol. Light relaxation or a pleasant muscle tiredness is normal and passes within a day. Listen to how you feel and follow the therapist's recommendations.